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Cinnamon (Ceylon)
This is the “true cinnamon” and is a lighter, less sweet yet more intense flavor than the cinnamon most people in the U.S. have experienced. It is one of the world’s most popular baking spices used by many cultures. It is the dried bark of an evergreen tree from the laurel family. Origin of spice: Sri Lanka
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